I’m not sure, I got a qr code from my midwife for the digital pack. Might be worth asking yours if you can get one from them.Ahh just looked at that, it doesn’t look like it’s available any more?
I’m not sure, I got a qr code from my midwife for the digital pack. Might be worth asking yours if you can get one from them.Ahh just looked at that, it doesn’t look like it’s available any more?
Thismum hypnobirthing is fab. Stevie is so knowledgeable and helpful if you ever have further questions on her Instagram.Just looking at The Positive Birth Company bundle pack for birth and postpartum. Anyone have any other recommendations?
We haven't looked at it yet, but my midwife recommended Dadpad for advice/information for dads - might be worth a look in case it's helpful https://thedadpad.co.uk/I mainly want to do it with my OH as he’s very anxious about the whole process and I think it’ll really help him feel empowered about things. Personally I’m not 100% sold on all of it but figure another tool in the tool box won’t hurt!
I’ve had a similar feeling on and off my entire pregnancy! Hope everything goes well on TuesdayHas anybody had weird little twinges/shooting that’s not really painful but just THERE in their vagina in first tri and everything was fine? I’m 8 weeks and it’s really bothering me as I have had 2 mc and one started with vaginal pain (it was much more severe though I’m sure). Had a scan at 6weeks and got one on Tuesday but Tuesday feels so far away when I’m so filled with anxiety about everything!
Thank you, hopefully it’s just normal stretching feelingsI’ve had a similar feeling on and off my entire pregnancy! Hope everything goes well on Tuesday
Maybe yours are different, but mine wouldn't want to know if I had a stinking cold. Do you think you need any medication? A GP might be the best bet if you think you have an ear infection/chest infection or something xAbsolutely full of cold, pressure in my head and ears, chesty and struggling to catch my breath at times. Worried about flu/Covid as there’s so much around at my work and people refuse to stay off when they’re ill. Will do a Covid test later, but if that’s negative, what’s my next step? Do I need to contact my midwife?
In my experience, you don't need to tell your midwife anything.Absolutely full of cold, pressure in my head and ears, chesty and struggling to catch my breath at times. Worried about flu/Covid as there’s so much around at my work and people refuse to stay off when they’re ill. Will do a Covid test later, but if that’s negative, what’s my next step? Do I need to contact my midwife?
Best advice... don't google anything. Don't listen to anything anyone says on Facebook/Instagram/TikTok either. 95% of it is duff advice, scaremongering or motivated by money.Hello everyone! I am very excited and hopefully not going to jinx things by coming to this thread! We have been TTC for pretty much a year now. I'm 37, this (if all goes well), will be my first pregnancy ever.
I tested yesterday and today so literally only 4 weeks pregnant so aware anything can happen at this stage. Just looking for some advice going forward if possible? Is there a thread for complete beginners or anyone at the same stage?
I am excited but completely panicking after going down holes of doom and gloom Googling things. I haven't even told my OH yet - barely seen each other due to work schedules so going to tell him tomorrow when we are both off
Absoutely agree with @WeepingCassandra…. Don’t google!!! Go by the Nhs advice… this thread is lovely for ladies sharing their experiences.Hello everyone! I am very excited and hopefully not going to jinx things by coming to this thread! We have been TTC for pretty much a year now. I'm 37, this (if all goes well), will be my first pregnancy ever.
I tested yesterday and today so literally only 4 weeks pregnant so aware anything can happen at this stage. Just looking for some advice going forward if possible? Is there a thread for complete beginners or anyone at the same stage?
I am excited but completely panicking after going down holes of doom and gloom Googling things. I haven't even told my OH yet - barely seen each other due to work schedules so going to tell him tomorrow when we are both off
Congratulations!Hello everyone! I am very excited and hopefully not going to jinx things by coming to this thread! We have been TTC for pretty much a year now. I'm 37, this (if all goes well), will be my first pregnancy ever.
I tested yesterday and today so literally only 4 weeks pregnant so aware anything can happen at this stage. Just looking for some advice going forward if possible? Is there a thread for complete beginners or anyone at the same stage?
I am excited but completely panicking after going down holes of doom and gloom Googling things. I haven't even told my OH yet - barely seen each other due to work schedules so going to tell him tomorrow when we are both off
Congratulations! Like others have said, just stick to advice from the NHS website and contact your GP/local midwife team to get the ball rolling with being on the system and having your booking appointment arranged. If you're on any medication/vitamins now's also a good time to speak to your GP to check they're all safe to continue in pregnancy, and if you're not already on folic acid you'll need to start. Other than that it's a waiting game unfortunately - but we've all been there and can provide supportHello everyone! I am very excited and hopefully not going to jinx things by coming to this thread! We have been TTC for pretty much a year now. I'm 37, this (if all goes well), will be my first pregnancy ever.
I tested yesterday and today so literally only 4 weeks pregnant so aware anything can happen at this stage. Just looking for some advice going forward if possible? Is there a thread for complete beginners or anyone at the same stage?
I am excited but completely panicking after going down holes of doom and gloom Googling things. I haven't even told my OH yet - barely seen each other due to work schedules so going to tell him tomorrow when we are both off
I’m planning on using a carry on sized case for me, baby’s changing bag for him, and my partner will have his own backpack. I’m fairly lucky with having a June due date, so won’t need to bring too many thick/warm things which take up so much space!How the hell do all those people on YouTube fit everything into one carry on sized suitcase?! I’ve packed minimally - far more minimally than I’d like - and I can’t close the bugger, plus have stuff missing!
I haven't really packed that much - I've got a dark towel (the towels our trust uses are so thin and tiny, this is a must for me!), two nighties, a pair of PJs, a pair of joggers to leave hospital in, two tops, a bikini as I'm hoping for a water birth, underwear, sliders, slippers, headphones and my toiletries. Snacks and ipad etc. is going to have to go in OHs bag. Can't fit my dressing gown or any other normal clothes in :/I’m planning on using a carry on sized case for me, baby’s changing bag for him, and my partner will have his own backpack. I’m fairly lucky with having a June due date, so won’t need to bring too many thick/warm things which take up so much space!
thank you for the advice re illness everyone, I figured that would be the case, but thought it was worth double checking. I think I might have a slight sinus infection, but I’ve literally only just stopped taking antibiotics for a UTI, so will give it a few days before contacting my GP.